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Hello, fellow students. Don't we look
good?
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Michael, they're going to think the we
includes them. Be more specific.
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Good point. I feel sorry for all of our
fashion -challenged peers.
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Sad, really, since one is ugly as style.
Can we get some color coordination?
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Or first you press shirt color fronted
by a full Windsor knot and tie clip.
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We are BFFFs, best fashion friends
forever.
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Nothing can come between us.
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Do you have more clothes than friends?
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One pair of tweed pants, one pair of...
Yes!
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Then sign up now for Ernie C's Best
Dressed Student Contest. Rules and entry
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forms available at the office.
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Me first! No!
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And if that film was true, it's a whole
new thing.
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And what pages of my magazine?
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The latest buzz.
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I wonder if it is not buzz.
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exhilarating. You corrected a spelling
mistake.
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Made by Mr. Shepard on the blackboard
for everyone to see.
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Oh, but how many cared?
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I cared.
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You dream of a moment like this and then
conscientious c -o -n -s -c -i
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-e -n -t i -o -u -s It happens.
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You're not the only one who's a good
speller. I noticed too. I just decided
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to be a huge nerd about it. I'm not a
nerd.
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And if you're so great, spell loggeria.
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The bathroom's that -a -way.
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No, loggeria, as in... L -O -G -O -R -R
-H -E -A.
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An excessive flow of words.
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How did you know how to spell a word
that the average teen wouldn't know
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it doesn't appear on the curriculum
until college?
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That's just... Loggeria.
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Nice try, Little Anchor, but it's Mega
Mud Mat tonight.
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Whirly pig!
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Oh, look out, flying pig, it's on the
path.
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Oh, curse you, bacon bandit. Let me show
you how it's done. Wait, you're going
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to show me how to play?
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Maybe you should just stick to girls'
games like that Double Dutch thing.
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Whoa.
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Are you saying that I don't know how to
play video games because I'm a girl?
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You sounded a lot meaner the way you
said it.
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You know.
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When I was your age, I played a ton of
video games with the guys. And I rocked
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at Whirlypig. Let me guess.
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You were one of those girls who tried to
get dudes to like them by asking for
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gaming tips.
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Yep. And it all started with a simple,
Wow, you are so good.
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I'd love it if you'd show me a few of
those cool moves.
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Here you go.
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How'd that work out for you?
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No date. But I got real good at video
games.
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Move on.
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Now. Let's wear some pink.
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Seems simple enough. Judges will watch
us in the hallways and give us points
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based on our outfit.
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And finals will move on to the gym where
the student council will choose the
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winner. Is there really any other
choice?
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Please. You may be a fashion queen, but
Michael Theodore Davies is a fashion
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legend.
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Sorry, Mikey, but everyone knows girls
are more fashionable than guys.
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Really? Let's make this interesting.
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Whoever loses has to wear Hectic
Hector's fashion for a month.
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where every outfit comes with a matching
sombrero?
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My mom took me there when I was five. I
had my first public tantrum in a
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sombrero.
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So you game? I only need to know one
thing.
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What's that?
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Your hat size, senor.
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There must be a spelling mistake in here
somewhere.
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That worked way better than Boo.
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You shouldn't sneak up on people and
crow like a rooster. And you shouldn't
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snooping through other people's
notebooks.
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Hey, guys.
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Shouldn't you be at Buzz?
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Yeah, we're a bit late on account of
Nancy Drew here.
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Mr. Shepard, have you ever found a
spelling mistake in Noah's writing?
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I'm sorry. I don't keep track of those
things. I'm not that conscientious.
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Spelled with a T, a mistake I caught way
before Harper did.
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How can you be a better speller than me?
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Spelling's my thing.
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Sounds to me like you guys need to
settle this with a good old -fashioned
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spelling bee.
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My class.
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I was hoping you'd say cage match.
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You're lucky if you get it.
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Oh, nice try, noob. Oh, I'm just getting
warmed up.
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Take that!
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Oh, man, you're making my bath meet.
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Who's the noob now?
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Don't count drawings until they've been
squealed, DJ.
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Forget about it. There's no way to take
it back.
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He dropped my pig in the bucket.
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And served it on a platter.
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Boys rule. Boys rule. Boys rule. Boys
rule.
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Boys rule. Boys rule.
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Boys rule. Boys rule. Boys rule. Boys
rule. Boys rule.
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Rebecca.
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Rebecca.
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That's okay. My belly button did need a
good vacuuming.
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Ew.
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What's that?
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After you're done your chores, want to
check out a movie?
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You know I can't go to a movie.
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I'm vacuuming my desk.
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It's one of my pre -study rituals.
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And if you want any chance of beating me
at the spelling bee, I suggest you do
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the same.
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Studying, not vacuuming.
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Don't get overconfident, R.
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Why? Does Big Bad Noah the Super Speller
think he can beat me?
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Not so much beat as crush and pulverize
into itty -bitty pieces.
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I'm shaking in my boots.
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I'm serious. You know those people that
have photographic memories?
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Well, I'm kind of like that, except with
words.
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Yeah, right.
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I can even take a word and rearrange it
alphabetically. Is that how you impress
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girls at parties?
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No, that's what ear -wiggling's for.
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Give me a word. Any word.
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University. Okay, now we all know
university is spelled U -N -I -V -E -R
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-T -Y.
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However, alphabetically, it's spelled E
-I -I -N -R -S -T -U -V -Y.
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Oh, dear. That would be A -D -E -H -O
-R.
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Sorry, Mom, but the last thing I need is
to take in a stray kitten.
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That is the first step to becoming a
full -fledged cat lady.
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I've got to go, Mom. I'm in the middle
of an important meeting.
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comfort food after a devastating defeat.
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Now you're just being a sore winner.
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I am a winner.
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I am sore.
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On account of my thumb burning after
destroying you.
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Hey, look.
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Maybe you beat me at a boys game, but
how about taking me on at a girls game?
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Girls game? Mm -hmm.
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Buzz's double -dutch competition, you
versus me.
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Double -dutch, bring it on. But if I
win, I get, um, that fuzzy pencil on
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desk. And if I win, you make me a week's
worth of super sandwiches.
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Deal.
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Fine,
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I'll take the cat.
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Make way coming through. Feast your eyes
on ZZ Zoo's latest and greatest. This
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colorful ensemble hasn't even hit the
runways yet.
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Take note and give me bonus points while
you're at it, because next week,
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everyone will be sporting a ZZ Zoot
suit. But until then, I'm just a silent
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who happens to be a week ahead of the
fashion world.
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Beat that, Amanda Pierce!
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that a small boy in a zoot suit ran by.
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You look exhausted.
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I was up all night studying.
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Do you know you have the cutest little
tonsils?
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Not a good time to tease.
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Well, I decided not to get my nerd on
and ended up having a great night. I
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to the movies, caught Pizza Patrol,
surfed the net for useless but hilarious
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videos, and then, wearing fresh out of
the dryer PJs, I fell into a gentle
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slumber. Just because you have a gift
with words doesn't mean you're going to
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win this.
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I've got heart.
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I've got gumption.
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And I'm going to beat you. Why do you
always have to prove how smart you are?
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That's the way I roll.
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Fine. But if you're so sure you can beat
me, what do you say we open up our
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little contest to the public?
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Sounds good to me.
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Who wants to watch me kick Noah
Jackson's gluteus maximus in a spelling
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Who wants to see me bury Rebecca Harper
under a pile of vowels and kill a
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consonant? Sit down.
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Man, it's hard to get guys pumped up
about spelling.
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Three smoothies to whoever cheers for
me.
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I know what you're thinking.
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How is it possible for a boy to be so
slick and make it look so natural?
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Ah, Miss Pierce.
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Mr. Second Place?
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I like your outfit. Apparently gray is
the new boring.
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Listen here, you fashion challenge
munchkin. You and your little man suits
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size 4 shoes are no match for me.
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Size 8, thank you.
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Sorry, Goliath. And BTW, you need a new
tailor. Your outfit is full of blue
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threads. And FYI, cuffed hems are out.
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Cuffed hems went out five years ago.
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Which makes them retro.
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That award is as good as mine.
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Especially in my outfit.
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Grasp! Recruiting nightmare coming to
life!
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Oh,
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alphabet soup.
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Hearty, healthy, and oh, so educational.
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Who's dressed?
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Want to watch me totally destroy DJ at
the double dutch competition?
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I'd love to, but I have to referee a
spelling bee.
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Wait, wait. Destroy DJ?
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Are you sure you're that good of a
skipper?
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You know how I'm on the trampoline team?
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Of course. How could I forget? I
remember that one tournament where you
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jammed up in the gym rafters.
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That happened because of a temporary
lack of focus.
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And it's happening again.
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And we're back.
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What DJ doesn't know is that my
trampoline train consists of double
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skipping. She's going to get the
surprise of her life.
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Listen, Wilder, take it easy. You don't
want to embarrass her.
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I'm a competitive guy. My pride is on
the line. And a fuzzy pencil.
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Well, in that case, then, I'll say,
uh...
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Moy the best mon win.
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I ate all the A's, so...
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Peripeteia, a sudden change of fortune.
From the Greek, peri meaning from and
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pipto meaning fall.
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P -E -R -I... I can't spell this word.
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Aw, study cards. So cute.
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Go away.
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I'm not talking to you.
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Becca, are we really going to let a
spelling bee come between us?
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That would be kind of pathetic.
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What do you say we forget about this
whole thing?
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Really?
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I'd like that.
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I hate fighting with you. I hate
fighting with me, too.
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This means a lot to me.
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What does?
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That you admitted calling me a nerd for
being a good speller was wrong.
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I didn't say you weren't a nerd. I said
I didn't want to fight anymore.
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Oh.
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Then excuse me.
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I have to study.
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P -E -R -I -P -E -T -E -I -A.
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Peripeteia.
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Shoot!
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Ralph Barry from the Latin Respiricus, a
red sand made with tongue and lip.
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Spelling?
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Shhh. It's breathtaking, isn't it? Now,
add up all those points and run along.
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Mom, this is a tough competition.
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I'm trying my best, but I think I might
lose.
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I know all five of my sisters won it,
but they didn't have an Amanda Pierce to
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deal with.
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Yes, I know Granny Davies might not be
alive next year to see me win.
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I'll make sure I win.
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And Mom, I love...
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DJ, there are two ropes.
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Of course. What do you think double
Dutch meant?
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I thought I meant Dutch, as in the
people.
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I have two Dutch trembling coaches, Mr.
Putzkammer and Mr. Hoojboom. They taught
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me how to skip with one rope.
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All right, DJ, you're up.
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Stand back. I've got a week's worth of
sandwiches to win.
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We do it big, do it big. We do it big.
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And hailing from the east side, the
prim, the proper, the consonant dropper,
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Rebecca Hopper!
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And hailing from the west side, the
dark, the dour, the speller of the hour,
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Noah Jackson Speller!
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There will be no dictionaries, no split
infinitives, and no, I repeat, no.
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Hitting below the diphthongs.
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Understood.
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Now let's shake hands and come out
spelling!
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Rebecca, you're first.
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Your word is... Triskaidekaphobia.
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Can I have the definition, please? Fear
is the number 13.
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Can you use it in a sentence?
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Monty refused to sleep on the 13th floor
of the hotel because he suffered from
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acute...
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Triskaidekaphobia. Can I have the
language of origin, please?
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Why don't you just ask him to spell it
for you? Watch it, or I'll take away a
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point. Rebecca.
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T -R -I -S -K -A -I -D -E -K -A -P -H -O
-B -I -A.
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Triskaidekaphobia. You are correct!
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Noah, your word is... The.
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The? Are you kidding?
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The. Tough one, tough one.
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Definition, please. Oh, please.
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Denoting one or more people or things
already mentioned.
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The, the, okay. Here goes.
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T.
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H.
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E. You are correct!
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I won, I won, I won, I won!
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What happened? You win at the finals.
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And you look... Like, one of them.
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I pulled out of the competition.
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But why?
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Put it this way. I wanted to make Granny
Davies happy.
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Thank you, Amanda.
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You're very kind.
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Granny can die a happy woman. My
family's been trying for years to win
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Wait a minute. I thought all of your
sisters won.
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You set me up!
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Guilty! You wanted me to feel sorry for
you, so I quit, and I did!
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It was a brilliant setup.
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Brilliant and quite the dirty tactic.
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I guess I deserve to lose.
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Congratulations, Mikey.
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I can't wait to see you in a sombrero.
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If anyone can pull it off, I can.
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Good luck with that.
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By the way, how did you make all my
clothes fall off?
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I've been backstage in enough fashion
shows to learn a few tricks. Like
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dismantling an entire outfit without the
model even noticing.
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It's all in the thread.
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Models are so oblivious.
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It's a nice one, DJ.
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A perfect push -up fall by and around
the world.
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Seems I haven't lost my touch.
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All right, Wilder, let's see what you
got.
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You want to see what I got? I was born
to jump, DJ.
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Roll, turn.
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I call this one the Hawaiian Sprinkle
Honey Cruller Double Chocolate Dip Flip.
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Here we go, here we go, here we go.
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your smoked meat sandwich. Oh, and say
goodbye to your fuzzy pencil.
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Goodbye, fuzzy pencil.
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Okay, folks.
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We are neck and neck.
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Rebecca and Noah tied at 19 points
apiece. Rebecca, are you ready?
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Your word is ABCdarian.
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Can I have the definition, please? One
who is learning the alphabet, hence a
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beginner.
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A -B -C -D -A -R -I -N.
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A -B -E -C -I -D -A -R -I -R -A -I -N?
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A -B -C -D -A -R -I -N?
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Oh, I'm afraid that's incorrect.
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How ironic.
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That's funny, Noah.
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Noah, this is for the win. On your feet.
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Your word is parapetia.
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Parapetia.
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A sudden change of fortune.
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As in, the tragic hero underwent his
peripeteia.
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Language of origin from the Greek word
peri, meaning from, and pipto, meaning
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fall.
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Alphabetized peripeteia would be A -E -E
-I -I -P... Please just spell the word,
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Noah.
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Peripeteia.
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S -O -R -R -Y.
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Oh, sorry.
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That is incorrect.
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Ladies and gentlemen...
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We have ourselves a tie!
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Wasn't that awesome, people?
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You threw the match.
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Classic Perpetua. This was never about
who was the better speller, was it, R?
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No, not really.
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After you did that whole freaky
alphabetical spelling thing, I kind of
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was you.
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This was because I called you a nerd for
catching Mr. Shepard's spelling mistake
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when all you really wanted was a pat on
the back.
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Actually, all I wanted was a hug, and
you're amazing, but...
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That's close.
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I make a joke, you tell me I'm funny,
and you do something smart, I call you a
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nerd. Not exactly a fair trade.
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You're right, it's not.
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And to make it up to you and show you
that I love how smart you are, you're
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going to help me with my math, and
geography, and science, and civics. This
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going to involve a lot of study cards.
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Now, I think we should start off with my
seven -point study plan.
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You got anything to say about that?
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Not nerdy at all.
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Wow, you guys are so good.
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It'd be awesome if you could show me a
few moves.
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I'd love to.
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Boy is good.
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You must know Mr. Hoochaboo.
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